
Of wildlife and women
Vanshika Singh
A young biologist pursues two young tiger siblings and discovers new insights about how tigers disperse and define their territory, as forest cover dwindles.
A young biologist pursues two young tiger siblings and discovers new insights about how tigers disperse and define their territory, as forest cover dwindles.
An interview with Thomas Pucadyil from IISER Pune, on his work and interests. (Originally published in The Journal of Cell Biology)
Swagatama Mukherjee, a research student at The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, is studying Extracellular Vesicles (EVs) derived from Glioblastoma (GBM), an incredibly aggressive brain tumour. In this opinion article, Swagatama talks about her research and the untapped potential of EVs, which holds great promise for scientific advancements and understanding various diseases.
In this conversation, Vid Nukala, Senior Community Engagement Officer and Head - Government Relations, Global Activities at EMBO, Heidelberg, discusses the interplay between science and policy, the key actors and issues in science policy, and how researchers can get involved in science policy.
Posted on in Personal Experience, Young Investigators, Mentorship
Posted on in Women in Science, Personal Experience, Young Investigators
Posted on in Personal Experience, Young Investigators, Mentorship
In this fourth session, we discussed various aspects of navigating the job application process, including crafting quality CVs and resumes, writing cover letters, and preparing for an interview.
We were joined by Shivani Shah, Senior Managing Editor, Impact Science, Cactus Communications, and Siddharth Kankaria, Science Communication & Outreach Manager, Simons Centre, NCBS Bangalore, who discussed their individual journeys in the field of science communication.